Cannot Find Package
I am migrating from a single server, database and http server on one machine, to a two server approach, app server (http server) and database. I have a page in Apex that displays a stored PDF file using an iframe. For example:
select
'<iframe src="web_admin_pkg.display_action_pdf?p_doc_id='||:P104_DOC_ID||'" height="600" width="900"></iframe>' pdf
from dual
This works great on my single server environment, but when I try to run this from my app server, I get an error stating:
The requested URL /pls/apex/web_admin_pkg.display_action_pdf was not found on this server.
Oracle-Application-Server-10g/10.1.3.1.0 Oracle-HTTP-Server Server at my_host03 Port 7777
my_host03 is the Application Server
my_host01 is my database server
I have the same permissions on the package in both environments, so I don't think that is the issue.
Any ideas?
Tony
Tony,
Here's a shot in the dark.
Are the Database Access Descriptors defined with 2 different database users? I noticed that the reference to web_admin_pkg.display_action_pdf is not qualified with a package owner, so either it's being accessed:
1) through a public synonym
or
2) it's contained in the schema configured in your DAD
Ensure you have either granted execute to PUBLIC on this procedure, and/or try and fully qualify the package reference, e.g., joedbuser.web_admin_pkg.display_action_pdf.
Joel
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